ENC 1101-B3 & B4: Writing for Discovery

While writing this piece i ran into some trouble. I knew where the story was going. I knew who was in it. I knew everything about the story, but I didn’t know how to start it pretending that I am the character in the story. I didn’t know how I would interact with those in the story and how I would make the story flow.

I really liked doing this though because it gave me a chance to explore my character. It gave me a chance to explain everything I felt was necessary. Using dialogue in my story was the hardest I think. I never use dialogue in any of my stories, and I used a lot in this story. I like the way my story is and I think it flows well. It also shows some of the things the story didn’t which I think adds much more depth to the story.

Not showing the narrator in the story was easy because I just imagined myself in the person’s shoes who the story was about and wrote it from his perspective. It was cool being someone else because I was thinking like I was in the situation and it gave me a chance to think about some of the things I would do in that given situation